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The Bond Market Warns of $140 WTI Crude Oil Ahead

The Bond Market Warns of $140 WTI Crude Oil Ahead

By
Tom Bradshaw
Published: Jun 22, 2026, 11:02 GMT+00:00

Is the bond market telling a story that oil traders are missing? While crude prices have remained stable, long-term Treasury yields signal a high likelihood of persistent inflation, tighter liquidity and stronger nominal growth. History suggests that these signals rarely diverge for long, and when they do, one of them ultimately has to give.

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The relationship between oil prices and long-term interest rates is one of the most overlooked signals in global macro markets. While traders often focus on supply disruptions, geopolitical risk, and OPEC policy when analysing crude oil, another market may be sending a much more revealing message. That market is the U.S. Treasury market.